VISTA FIBER ARTS FIESTA 2026

 

Mark your calendars for the 2026 Vista Fiber Arts Fiesta 

MAY 2nd & 3rd

ADVANCE TICKET SALES

Treat yourself, your family and friends to a day of Fiber Fun.  Our quality vendors will be returning to fill your fiber stash wishes.  We will have sheep shearing demonstrations, fiber related classes and short make and take activities.  We are planning 6-8 fiber classes per day with opportunities to try felting, fabric dyeing, knitting, crocheting and broom making. Shop for Mothers' Day or give the mother in your life the gift of a day out and a new skill to learn.

2026 VENDOR REGISTRATION  

Don't mis this chance to reach over 1000 fiber enthusiasts! Join our growing list of quality fiber vendors and demonstrators.

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FIBER ARTS CLASS 

In these 2-3 hour classes, experienced instructors will teach the basic skills required for learning a new craft. A variety of experiences are offered to begin your learning journey in knitting, crocheting, dyeing, felting (needle & wet), broom and basket making, and spinning wool with a drop spindle. You will also have an opportunity to learn basic spinning wheel care and maintenance from a spinning wheel expert. Learn more at the link below:

(Event Admission is Free with Class Pre-registration)

Fee: $40/class

FOR MORE INFORMATION: 

 

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BECOME A 2026 SPONSOR

Join our generous Sponsors in supporting the event.  All funds go to making this event a special experience for our guests.  All money raised from this event goes to The Antique Gas And Steam Engine Museum to support education and preservation of arts and skills of the past.

CURRENT 2026 SPONSORS 

Margie White             Jill Sparrow-Koch

 

 

 

FIBER ARTS FIESTA SPONSORSHIP

 

Please note: The Fiber Arts Fiesta takes place outdoors. Most of the booths will be set up on a lawn that is uneven in places. We suggest you wear shoes suitable for walking and perhaps plan to wear a hat.

 

AGSEM will be open all weekend, so you can see examples of mechanical ingenuity and crafts associated with the early days of the American farm and rural community; the Blacksmith & Wheelwright Shop, Short Track Railroad exhibit, and the Clock & Watch Museum will be open.

  
  

For questions please contact:

Kiana Coyle - Events Director 

[email protected]